With high exchange rates, diesel prices at the marinas in my location are cheaper in Canada this year. My marina is at 1.39/l CDN which equates to $5.26 cdn/US Gal. On the NY side at the cheapest place I know, diesel is at $4.52US which equates to $5.95 CDN. Never before have I seen the rates cheaper in Canada. Guess I will be filling in Canada this year for a change.
US vs Canadian Diesel Price
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US vs Canadian Diesel Price
I am fortunate to boat in an area where the US is a stone throw away from us. Over the last 20 years I have fuelled up 90% of the time on the US side simply because it was so much cheaper however not so any more.
With high exchange rates, diesel prices at the marinas in my location are cheaper in Canada this year. My marina is at 1.39/l CDN which equates to $5.26 cdn/US Gal. On the NY side at the cheapest place I know, diesel is at $4.52US which equates to $5.95 CDN. Never before have I seen the rates cheaper in Canada. Guess I will be filling in Canada this year for a change.
With high exchange rates, diesel prices at the marinas in my location are cheaper in Canada this year. My marina is at 1.39/l CDN which equates to $5.26 cdn/US Gal. On the NY side at the cheapest place I know, diesel is at $4.52US which equates to $5.95 CDN. Never before have I seen the rates cheaper in Canada. Guess I will be filling in Canada this year for a change.
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
Wow, diesel at our marina last week was $3.03 usd / gallon. Plus .10 off with boat US card.
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
Hans, have you ever tried RJ marine in Clayton? Price I cannot tell you , but I filled mine , gas, with the conversion, it came out to 1.30 Canadian a litre.
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
Hmmm, timing is good, have reservations Friday night at Clayton municipal marina.
Then again my diesel consumption is ridiculously low travelling at hull speed 99% of the time. My aux tanks are full to the brim and my mains are still at 2/3 of a tank. Been using the boat every weekend and that is all I used so far this year.
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
You definitely have to spend your dollars where you get the most for your money.
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
Hans , you better put that thing on step and head for somewhere or there will be creatures growing in there....Midnightsun wrote:QR_BBPOST Then again my diesel consumption is ridiculously low travelling at hull speed 99% of the time. My aux tanks are full to the brim and my mains are still at 2/3 of a tank. Been using the boat every weekend and that is all I used so far this year.
FWIW.....The above is just my opinion.
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
Weather went to hell so we will be there Sunday instead. Hope to see you if you can make it.
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
Heck did that last weekend but blew by everyone in the poker run.bud37 wrote:QR_BBPOSTHans , you better put that thing on step and head for somewhere or there will be creatures growing in there....Midnightsun wrote:QR_BBPOST Then again my diesel consumption is ridiculously low travelling at hull speed 99% of the time. My aux tanks are full to the brim and my mains are still at 2/3 of a tank. Been using the boat every weekend and that is all I used so far this year....
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Re: US vs Canadian Diesel Price
Hans,
Paid $3.09 for diesel in the Puget Sound. I tried hull speed with my 4137, but sometimes "I gotta need for speed"!
Previous owner says he tried to keep the aux. tanks low and run on the mains for better weight distribution, then again I have the D6-310A motors so probably a little under powered.
Paid $3.09 for diesel in the Puget Sound. I tried hull speed with my 4137, but sometimes "I gotta need for speed"!
Previous owner says he tried to keep the aux. tanks low and run on the mains for better weight distribution, then again I have the D6-310A motors so probably a little under powered.
